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First post-resto camping trip pics

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Hi all... we're in post-resto delerium and have just done our first camping trip down south so its time to splash some pics around!

Cheers, Sam

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Margaret rivermouth break in the background
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Bit blurry, but
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Post by morts »

Very, very nice.

The door grab rails are a good idea - are they for tea towels?

Also, in th etop pic it looks like your cooker, rolls, slides, pivots forward - what did you do there?

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That night photo is amazing.... so is the bus too of course. Always good to see them out being used so well.
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morts wrote:Very, very nice.

The door grab rails are a good idea - are they for tea towels?

Also, in th etop pic it looks like your cooker, rolls, slides, pivots forward - what did you do there?

Cheers

Michael
Cheers Michael... yeah, the grab rails are for tea towels - rock and roll!

More info and photos on my interior here:

http://www.ssvc.org.uk/phpbb/viewtopic. ... cdcbdcd99e

Its a kind of Devon interior clone with some personal touches. The cooker cabinet swings out on a hinge post by the cargo door:

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Post by winerot »

wow sam you have done a top job there, i have a devon bay & the stove is set the same, i think its a great idea to have the stove swing out.
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bloody difficult to make but!
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Post by morts »

That is fantastic - definitely will check out the build of the interior - thanks for the link Sam :)
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Post by shark »

Mate fantastic well thought out indeed love it

Re your tent pic at night? does the trnt have a back opening so you can get into the Kombi ? if so a few more pics on how you join the Kombi & the tent would be great 8)
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Post by DubbinDan »

Nice, nice work mate.

So I am presuming you stripped it all out again for the body work/spray job?

Looks real nice.
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Post by samblers »

Thanks for nice words - too kind :)

The awning is called a Khyam Motordome Tourer, yes it has the opening at the back to get in the van - stick Khyam as a search into SSVC and you'll get all sorts of info and opinions on these and other awnings.

I got it from the UK - great time to buy with the exchange rate :wink:

Yeah, took me a slow 2 years to build the interior then took it all out whilst the bodywork was being done - tis the only way

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Post by jackson »

wow...
you did an awesome job...
how great to see you are out and about actually enjoying your splitty...
you deserve it after all the hard work you've put into it...
well done...
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Cheers dude, if you dont use it, its just a bloody expensive door stop!

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Post by splitbus »

Sam, that is one fine looking bus, love the night shot, just one letter out on the number plate (D) for the U, all my best for the little family in 2 months time, have to set up a hammock over the front seats, again nice job mate 8) 8) 8)

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Post by Greypow »

Love the van and your personal touches :D
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Post by beerdoc »

Nice shots Sam Bus looks awesome and good luck with the bub in a couple of months

I too liked the Annex and have sorced it from http://www.fishbrain.biz/acatalog/The_K ... ourer.html

and like you say should not be to expensive

Pity your number plare is a U and Not a D hang on the 64 may have given it away though wifes name * sam *kombi ????
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